Case Studies
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Automated Positioning Systems Strikes Pay Dirt
Automated Positioning Systems uses the Duros™ 1002 to provide their customers with a rugged computer that can withstand the harsh climate of Wyoming's Powder River Basin.
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Ontario Police Department, Now Powered by Dell and Duros
The Ontario Police Department in California uses the Duros™ 1205-PS to streamline their dispatch calls, upload their reports while on patrol, and access a variety of databses to help their officers make knowledge-based decisions on the scene.
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Small Department, Big Time Technology
How the Lewiston, Idaho Police Department assembled a next-generation mobile computing system on a next-to-nothing budget.
Customer Testimony
“We are extremely satisfied with the service [Duros] supplies FedEx Freight. Everyone at [Duros] is eager to assist and reacts with the utmost urgency and concern whenever there are issues...which are few and far between.”
—David W. Green, Senior Manager, FedEx Freight
“[Duros] PCs have proven themselves more reliable, with very few failures Perhaps the best compliment I can give is that we get no feedback from our customers—that means the [Duros] units are doing their job, day in and day out.”
—Automated Positioning Systems
“The [Duros] line of mobile computers was chosen by our customer (P&H Mining) due to it's rugged construction and ability to handle high shock and vibration. The bottom line is it's a great computer, backed by great support.”
—Shaun Carey, Regional Sales Manager, AA Electric
“We knew equipping our fleet with these computers would deliver real time data and faster communications to our officers. This translates to improved efficiency and a faster emergency response time.”
—Chief of Police Sol Benudiz, Vernon, CA Police Department
“We liked [Duros]'s self-contained one-piece design. It is simple, yet rugged. The touch screen is easy to use, but it's durable. Officers can pound on it with a gloved finger, bare finger or a pen and it's still effective. So far, we've equipped our cruisers with 17 [Duros] computers and have future plans for deployment.”
—Services Commander Jim Rodino, Vernon, CA Police Department
“Our employees on the ramp couldn't be happier with these units. We submitted several models from different manufacturers for them to test and they chose your device ‘hands down’ for the screen readability in every type of light as well as the ruggedness - they weren't afraid they were going to accidentally break it.”
—Philip Holden, Enterprise Mobile Hardware, American Airlines
